Foxglove Seeds

Introducing Excelsior Foxgloves—the epitome of garden elegance! Transform your outdoor sanctuary with these stunning bell-shaped flowers, available in a mesmerizing range of pastel shades.

From delicate whites to enchanting pinks and deep-rose hues, each blossom is adorned with exquisite crimson, maroon, and chocolate markings that will leave you breathless.

But beauty isn't the only thing Excelsior Foxgloves offers. This hybrid mixed-color seed variety is so easy to grow even gardening novices can achieve success!

Plant them in rich, moist soil and watch as they flourish before your eyes. Their enormous spires of dangling bells will add a touch of drama and allure to any garden or flower bed.

And here's the best part—Excelsior Foxgloves are perennials! That means you can enjoy their majestic presence year after year, making them a true investment in long-lasting beauty.

So why wait? Start your very own foxglove paradise by cultivating these digitalis foxglove seeds today!

Please note: While these foxglove seeds epitomize botanical grace, it's essential to exercise caution. They are toxic if eaten, so keep them out of reach of children and pets. Safety first, gardeners!

Don't miss out on the opportunity to create a garden masterpiece. Order your Excelsior Foxglove seeds for sale now and experience the joy of cultivating breathtaking blooms that will leave your neighbors green with envy!

Frequently Asked Questions

Foxglove

We offer consumer-friendly foxglove flower seeds that are easy to grow and suitable for gardeners of all levels, from beginners to experts.

When should I plant Foxglove Mixed Colors seeds?

Ferry-Morse Foxglove Mixed Colors Seeds can be started indoors for earlier blooms or sown outdoors after the danger of frost has passed. When sowing foxglove seeds in spring, a temperature around 50°F (10°C) is suitable.

Should foxglove seeds be covered with soil?

Foxglove seeds should be surface-sown rather than deeply buried. For Ferry-Morse Foxglove Mixed Colors Seeds, sow about 1/8 inch deep and tamp the seeds down to provide good contact with the growing medium (ensure seed-to-soil contact).

What temperature is suitable for sowing foxglove seeds?

Foxglove (Digitalis) seeds can be sown in spring at about 50°F (10°C). Keep the seeds appropriately moist as they germinate without burying them deeply.

How long do Foxglove Mixed Colors seeds take to germinate?

Ferry-Morse Foxglove Mixed Colors Seeds typically germinate in about 7–20 days. Germination time can vary with temperature, moisture, and other growing conditions.

How far apart should I space Foxglove Mixed Colors plants?

Space Ferry-Morse Foxglove Mixed Colors plants about 15–24 inches apart. Thin young seedlings when they are a few inches tall, and harden off indoor-grown seedlings before transplanting them into the garden after frost.

How much sunlight do Foxglove Mixed Colors plants need?

Ferry-Morse Foxglove Mixed Colors grows best in partial shade. This foxglove variety also performs best in rich, moist soil.

How much water does Foxglove Mixed Colors need?

Ferry-Morse Foxglove Mixed Colors has average water needs of about 1–2 inches per week. Adjust watering based on rainfall, temperature, and soil conditions, keeping in mind that this variety performs best in moist soil.

How tall does Foxglove Mixed Colors grow?

Ferry-Morse Foxglove Mixed Colors grows approximately 3–4 feet tall. Mature plants produce tall spires of large, bell-shaped flowers in a mixture of pastel colors.

How long does Foxglove Mixed Colors take to bloom from seed?

Foxglove Mixed Colors blooms in approximately 70–130 days. Bloom timing can vary with planting time and growing conditions, with flowers appearing during the spring and summer blooming seasons.

Can I grow Foxglove Mixed Colors in containers?

Yes. We recommend a container at least 18 inches in size for Foxglove Mixed Colors. Place the container in partial shade and provide consistent moisture as the plants become established.

Is foxglove poisonous?

Yes. Foxglove is poisonous if eaten. Do not ingest Ferry-Morse Foxglove Mixed Colors seeds or any part of the plant. Keep seeds and plants out of reach of children and pets, and choose a planting location where accidental ingestion is unlikely.

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